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How Atomic Design Found Brad Frost

How Atomic Design Found Brad Frost

The concepts behind atomic design have revolutionized how we think about design systems. 8 years after Brad Frost discovered atomic design, we at R/GA still leverage it on countless projects. But how did it all start? Where did atomic design come from? How did it find Brad Frost?

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